The Global Volunteer Network currently has opportunities to help develop communities through our partner organization in Tanzania, to build a better future in Sub-Saharan Africa. Volunteers have the opportunity to be involved in a variety of different projects described below.

Volunteers will have the opportunity to work at various arts, music and dance projects, pre-schools for vulnerable children, as well as a women's group. They may also be involved in computer training or small business help. Please note that all projects require volunteers who are self-starters and can conduct their daily activities with minimal supervision. Specific daily schedules and activities will be determined between volunteers and their team leader upon arrival. As none of the Tanzania projects are full-time, volunteers will take part in a flexible schedule, which includes some of the activities offered by the program:
* Arts
* Pre-Schools and tutoring
* Computer training
* Small business assistance

For more information, please visit the GVN site.

23-Jun-2008: Elisha Kottler - last entry

So, I am home in the US now. Bagamoyo was amazing and it has been a bit difficult adjusting to the life back in the United States. My experience in Tanzania was unforgettable. I had a dream about some of the children at the school last night. I hope they are doing alright. I will have an article in the Community Advocate, which is great because it will raise awareness and hopefully funds! ...

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